• A man has been charged for the Paris station stabbing case.
• Seven people were hurt by a metal hook at the Gare du Nord station last week.
• The 31-year-old suspect was shot and injured during his arrest but is now in stable condition.

In France, a man has been charged with attempted murder after seven people were hurt by a metal hook at the Gare du Nord station in Paris last week, according to authorities.

According to prosecutor Laure Beccuau, the motive for the attack is yet unknown to investigators.

The identification of the 31-year-old suspect has not yet been formally determined, she continued.

While the inquiry is ongoing, he is being detained.

After being shot and injured during his arrest, the suspect was rushed to the hospital, but his condition had sufficiently improved for him to be put back into jail and placed under formal investigation.

In one of Europe’s largest rail hubs, Paris’s Gare du Nord station, an attack took place on Wednesday.

The notion that the individual had psychiatric issues has not been completely disproven by investigators.

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